Wow.. The proof is DEF there!
You said you did more later with the mini ball, what did you use to get those results?
You said you did more later with the mini ball, what did you use to get those results?
White Diamond Metal Polish and Sealant
I used the White Diamond Metal Polish and Sealant to clean up my polished aluminum wheels. While I cannot speak to the sealant portion of it I can tell you that this is the best product I have used so far. Mothers mini powerball and this stuff worked wonders. Proof is in the pudding:
Before:
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After a few passes by hand: (I did more later with the mini powerball but didn't get pics)
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Those fine scratches were there prior to the use of the polish. This stuff is awesome as a cleaner/polisher. Time will tell on the sealing properties. It works so well and is easy enough to use that I wouldn't have a problem doing this again in a few months.
Just thought I would pass the info/proof along for anyone that may be looking at this product. Works great on chrome as well. :choppersm
Before:
After a few passes by hand: (I did more later with the mini powerball but didn't get pics)
Those fine scratches were there prior to the use of the polish. This stuff is awesome as a cleaner/polisher. Time will tell on the sealing properties. It works so well and is easy enough to use that I wouldn't have a problem doing this again in a few months.
Just thought I would pass the info/proof along for anyone that may be looking at this product. Works great on chrome as well. :choppersm
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Wow, that is a huge difference! Looks like I'll be looking to purchase some of that polish to do my wheels. Thanks for posting this info.
atriot:
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I did that by hand. Took a while as you can probably tell by seeing the before pic, they were NASTY.
For the powerball I put the polish on with a cloth and spread it out. Then hit it with the power ball on high speed until the polish pretty much disappeared.
Now that I know what to use and how to use it those wheels will not get that nasty again. I tried a lot of stuff and to me this was by far the best.
You can get it online and at most Advance Auto shops. I think I paid about 14 or 15 for a bottle. Went over those wheels multiple times and still have about 1/4 of it left.Wow, that is a huge difference! Looks like I'll be looking to purchase some of that polish to do my wheels. Thanks for posting this info.
I had tried Maguires Hot Rims and Mothers with the powerball. White Diamond blows them both away, no contest. I'ts all I've ever used and I get asked all the time if I have sanded/polished my wheels. Never sanded, just hand polish ( and it's real easy ) a couple time a year. Here's a close up of my rear wheel and it's 4 years old.
I wonder if it will work on chrome. I was given a used set of factory exhaust and want to experiment with getting a little louder sound out of my pipes. The only thing is these aren't exactly "clean". I will try it to see what happens.
I also called my parts store here in town he says he has 9 bottles. at 12.99 if you cant find any let me know and I would gladly send some out.
I also called my parts store here in town he says he has 9 bottles. at 12.99 if you cant find any let me know and I would gladly send some out.
Thanks you all just cost me 43.00:icon_lol: :icon_joy: Used mothers on mine a month ago. After seeing your pics it was off off to the parts store.
Headed to the garage right after I post this. :choppersm
:icon_joy: Used mothers on mine a month ago. After seeing your pics it was off off to the parts store. Headed to the garage right after I post this. :choppersm
Yes, it can be used on chrome.I wonder if it will work on chrome. I was given a used set of factory exhaust and want to experiment with getting a little louder sound out of my pipes. The only thing is these aren't exactly "clean". I will try it to see what happens.
I also called my parts store here in town he says he has 9 bottles. at 12.99 if you cant find any let me know and I would gladly send some out.
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